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EDUCATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Ronald GoldmanHow do we educate in a multi‐racial society so that the population at large both understands and accepts the need for the same human rights to be enjoyed by all members of society…
The next 2 years for this government and what it should do in education
Chris PriceIt is an occupational risk of any minister of education that he harbours ambitions of bequeathing his surname to posterity, by fathering a new Education Act. This is normally a…
THE ART SCHOOL REVOLUTION
HERBERT GOTTESMANAs the so‐called art school revolution moved into another term of insurgency, albeit in the main less militant, many a staff member must have been confronted with the problem of…
Educational Selection and Guidance
Ivor Wymer, Mrs M. RosierIn England selection and guidance are based on one or a combination of the following methods: interviewing, assessment over a period, written examinations and objective grading…
PUBLIC RELATIONS IN TECHNICAL COLLEGES
Michael FielderIt is now four years since the National Advisory Council on Education for Industry and Commerce (NACEIC) published its report The public relations of further education and the…
Methods in technical teaching — 3
Jack MansellNumber 3 in a series of articles looking at methods and techniques used in technical teaching, in an attempt to define ‘progressive’ teaching in this sphere.
An engine test bed
M.A. PlintDespite the changing content of engineering courses, it is still essential for the student to master a substantial body of fixed basic concepts; there is little point in changing…
An Approach to Training Research
J.C. CliftOver the last few years the term ‘training research’ has appeared more and more in the training literature. However in most cases it has been concerned with what could be…
School Meals
Roy NashOne of the saddest aspects of the education scene, as I have observed it over the past 16 years, is the hypocrisy of lip service paid to partnership — supposed to embrace LEAs…
FOCUS
Brian MacArthurUtopia, according to the Government, is going to be reached well before 1980 and teachers will be running out of our ears. A new set of statistics, superseding the prosections…
Comment
Gordon BennettIn 1964 the National Advisory Council on Education for Industry and Commerce established a committee on the more effective use of technical college resources. Its first report…
The Dons
Nicholas BagnallPublic sympathy — whether you measure it by last night's cocktail party or this morning's letter columns — has not been noticeably strong towards university dons over the failure…
Films
Chris EdmondsThe Dainton Report, published in February last year, emphasized the need to make science teaching more attractive and meaningful. In September, the Swann Report called for more…
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